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BCI takes U-turn, clears NALSAR 2026 graduates for bar enrolment after CJI Suryakant invite row
The Bar Council of India (BCI) has withdrawn its earlier restriction on the enrolment of 2026 graduates of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, offering major relief to students caught up in a controversy surrounding an alleged campaign linked to Chief Justice of India Surya Kant's proposed participation in the university's convocation. In a fresh communication issued on Thursday, the BCI said all NALSAR students graduating in 2026 would be free to enrol with the State Bar Council of their choice. The decision followed deliberations by the BCI Council and consideration of a report indi
Congress-SP divided into two factions on the FCRA Bill, where is the confusion left and what is the provision?
Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiren Rijiju told the opposition MP that you should give a point as to what is against the minority. He said that it is very strange that the opposition is turning itself around by demanding JPC. The government said, 'The Congress has crossed the limit on the FCRA. Where was she asking to send it to JPC and today when it was sent, she is saying take back the bill.' FCRA law? In the current FCRA law, NGOs, charitable trusts, educational and religious institutions need FCRA registration to receive foreign money. To give an edge to this law, the government brought
Tatkal ticket crackdown: 13,580 touts, 65 railway staff arrested in 3.5 years, Vaishnaw in Lok Sabha
The alleged nexus between railway employees and touts involved in the unauthorised sale of Tatkal tickets has come under renewed scrutiny. Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw informed the Lok Sabha on Wednesday that 65 railway employees and 13,580 touts were arrested across Indian Railways between 2023 and June 2026 for offences linked to the misuse of the ticket reservation system. The figures were shared in a written reply to a question raised by Independent MP Patel Umeshbhai Babubhai, who sought details of action taken against railway employees allegedly involved in the unauthorised sale of
Govt summons Air India outgoing CEO Campbell Wilson over Phuket-Delhi flight incident: Sources
Air India's outgoing CEO Campbell Wilson was summoned by the Ministry of Civil Aviation (MoCA) and the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) on Tuesday in connection with the Phuket-Delhi flight incident, sources said. Wilson, along with senior airline executives, met Civil Aviation Secretary Samir Kumar Sinha and other officials.
Sonia Gandhi writes on Manmohan Singh after SC clean chit: 'History will remember him kindly'
Congress Parliamentary Party chairperson Sonia Gandhi has said history will "remember kindly" former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, citing the Supreme Court’s recent decision to close the coal-block allocation case against him. In a strongly worded article, Gandhi said the court’s ruling had vindicated Singh’s long-standing record of "probity and integrity" after years of what she described as a politically motivated campaign against the former prime minister.
The streets echoed with one unified cry: "We are not anti-nationals. We are India."
THE RULING PARTY — SERVANT OR OWNER?: In a democracy, a fundamental truth remains non-negotiable — elected representatives are the servants of the people, not their rulers. Yet, the ruling establishment in India in 2026 continues to behave as though the nation is its personal inheritance. When citizens dare to raise their voices, they are met not with dialogue or democratic engagement, but with police batons, Section 144, internet shutdowns, and the weaponization of sedition laws. This raises a question every thinking citizen must ask: If India is truly a democracy, why does the gover
"Servants, Not Owners": Thousands March to Parliament as 'Cockroach Janta Party' Challenges the Establishment
NEW DELHI — In a historic and emotionally charged confrontation at the heart of India’s capital, thousands of citizens under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) launched their 'Chalo Sansad' (March to Parliament) today. What began as a satirical youth movement has transformed into a powerful cry for accountability, as protesters remind the ruling elite of a fundamental democratic truth: they are the servants of the people, not the owners of the nation. The march was met with a massive police crackdown, including tear gas and lathicharges, after authorities declared
When Corruption Becomes "Development" - India's Paradoxical Journey: A Satirical Commentary on Governance, Justice, and the Air We Breathe
The New Dictionary: Corruption = Development? In a remarkable linguistic achievement, modern India has managed to redefine corruption as "development." It's almost poetic—like calling pollution "industrial perfume" or calling judicial obstacles "legal innovation." One might say we've entered an era where George Orwell's "Newspeak" has found its most enthusiastic practitioners. But let's not be entirely cynical. After all, consistency counts for something, and there's been remarkable consistency in certain governance patterns since 2014. The PIL Paradox: Justice with
India's Greatest Achievement: Teaching Citizens to Accept Anything
The Promise of Progress: For years, Indians have been told that the nation is moving forward at an unprecedented pace. New highways are opened, airports are inaugurated, skylines are reshaped, and economic milestones are celebrated with great pride. Development has become the most repeated and most celebrated word in public life. The Question Beneath the Celebration: Yet beyond the advertisements, slogans, and televised triumphs, another India continues to ask a simple but uncomfortable question: development for whom? The ordinary citizen does not measure progress through speeches or corp
THE GREAT INDIAN FUEL PARADOX: WAR PROFITS & THE CITIZEN'S BURDEN
A Special Investigative Editorial — By DR Rahul Vyas | Digital Edition | May 2026 "Crude oil goes up — petrol prices rise. Crude oil falls — taxes rise. The Indian citizen? Always pays. Always." — The Uncomfortable Truth Nobody In Power Wants To Discuss TWO WARS, TWO OIL SHOCKS — AND ONE NATION ALWAYS CAUGHT IN THE CROSSFIRE THE UKRAINE-RUSSIA WAR (2022): OIL'S FIRST RUDE AWAKENING When Russian tanks rolled into Ukraine on the morning of February 24, 2022, the world's energy markets didn't just shiver — they convulsed. Following reports that Russian fo
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